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The P1unsbcr Controversy.
v Esfffor Of TuH ExrNrua STAn.

10 tbs Id1tor OF IHE EVENING STAR;
morning paper In in error ~ 70 the status e
the plumbers controversy. The case has for ses.
eral days been pending IN the General Term on
Col Ludlow's answer. Meantime, q leading law
yer, who represents -four or i've plumbers. res1s-
tered only under the old regulations. failing -
secure relief from the Commissioners. applleI 70
the attorney. Mr.. Riddle on his own responsible
fty, directed that In case any or Ases~ should
notlfy the chief OF police VI the time and place.
whea aud where he wished 20 close out a piece OF
work ALREADY undertaken. with his address ap-
pended, he would not be arrested nor prosecuted
while 50 engaged but would b. held 10 strict Oh
servance OF The law In every respect, save formal
perlnitthis 10 continue TN the present case was
heard, or until action by the Commissioners IN the
premises MT. X. promptly reported his action 10
Mr. Wheatley. and on yesterday at q meeting OF
the board, at which Nj. X. WAS present. on fun
consideration his action thus taket was overrcled
ana Ie was directed 70 secure the earliest attain.
able aearag 81 the case. This 10 the sols of
the Comnlissioners or Of any OF them IN this mat
ter. A q. Il
Wasursorox November o.
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COMING ~ TOWN SLOWLY.
MeWbers st Csusress WAITING 90 Get
Their Turkey - nas0e.

fus TALE Asocr rrs ssoss SANITATION 90 sss
Houss-ru ON slxfs sAp 70 N SzE srsoxs
ssf-nA. cAniastn, m RANDALL AID NM srrAk-
KRsnr.
Tue members OF Congress are coming IN ssowiy,
most Of them no doubt rensitins st thelr homes
TO ct Thanksgiving dinner. Among thoss here
the suejrct OF she organization of tne nouse ot
Representatives, a. topic OF intere>t- rp 70 the
Sppost.eS 20 The issumsro,s s Of sSs osncs.
OF clcsk, serHeant-at-arns and postmaster,
saoS Ss e ssss. ere r sss 2, s2sSn e.
cofceded thar he win be reaoninsiea 1nsni.
fSsS .iI ss c.sasass &A for esSs ssss y no
declaration from that gentleman himself or from
any one authorized 70 speak tor him. u yet made
6efs Sc IN understood maintain ,nat thssr ssA.s 10
sntitied % Of the ooial positioas and thce u
TALE or A Continuation
o the democrats Of New FORK. Ssw jerry. coo-
necficut Psunaylvanis and sosas OF thoss from the
west looking TO q Redistribution OF the ofnces
Thew Is 20 doubt that efforts are psing made 90
wFk up such o combination, but how ar they
WIN succesd 4 Y imposaDls ys 70 setl Eace O
support Of tSs,r ir,eSas sSoas the psnSsIs
among them N IN suppo, Of 4i ne .os a.ss All {
OF the four is STRIVING for reelection. and while
the Interests Of them al sesa 70 run pagoteG,
'nes are not workinG IN harmony.
fan srEAkxnssrr
IL scarcely mentioned. % there Ii no doubt
nat NJ. cassisse VIII - the UNANIMOUS
chodcs Of hs party for reelection. Ne
Win have the cordial support OF those Of his
aernocrAuc assoclASes who do not agree with him
@ IT. css.s s:. 'ssnSsS so. niue ss
movement sOsia rcaairs, n sais,Sa . ii ne ~.
puDlicans and independepts az least six voess
from the oemocratic ranks, eves the visaonaries
that one OF the indepcndenis Nj Anderuoo q lows,
VIII enter the Democratic caucus as he cAnvassed
his state for The oesnocrstic ucset % TIE recent
three independents vote with tae aoi,csn M ths
Democrats would still have thirteen majority. a.
has neen SAID that Mr.. Randall would pus Nj. CIR.
x S Sf y me sas
| ward oy me Owl state dsiegation< that
course WIZ In ~ probability, be pursued: but the
nomination VIII De seconded from among tue pro-
| tectionists perhaps b. Nj. Randall and M Nc
Adoo. a. marx q evidence q Is said, OF the har-
mony existing In the party.
ras WORCESTERSHIRE.
There IS more animation In tie contest for door,
keeper than for any or all the other places.
Representative whitthorne, of TenDessee. has
sent to Mr. Doneison the foIiowing Telegram
81 WIN be IN Washington on The ssth, You may
| prompted by reports that nr. whilthouss would
not vote for Doneison. Mr. Washington the only
other democratic member Of the Tennessee deleg
OF thai state. has been questioned arrived berv
| last night. lie was at the capitol and delivered
himself for Doneison That assures 70 the present
Incumbent the solid support q his own oeiegA-
The Indications stii point to the rejection OF the
| present oficers, though there win probably ~ a
the meeting Of the caucus on saturday evening u
| Dexs week.
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PnolAosED rAnuFr caaANoEs.


snSSs .C0SSesOa - 80 08&yGo0S8
Through tbs Prestdeut's conferences with some
OF the leaders OF his party II Is pretty vel Known
what his RECOMMENDATIONS TO Congress viii be %
to the surplus OF the Treasury. There will b Q
dennite, urgent recommendation Tor a reduction
OF the revenues TO the extent OF about 800
TO be secured BY adding 70 the free iiss Of imports
and reductions OF duties on necessafies OF Me q
such . manner - not TO increase me
revenues, and by the repeal OF the tax On
raw tobacco. The tax on cigars wfl not
be disturbed, az it would interfere with q vefy
important industry. The platform upon which
the democrats won In New YORK this fan recon-
mended reduction OF s1O0 600 600 in the revenueA
and the leaders Of the party are prepared 70 make
the issue direct,
Besides the recommendations which viii be ex-
plicit, there viii be an administration Dill built
upon these Recommendations which will oe IN
formally presented TO the decorate menbers and
II l. expected 70 60, perhaps with some changes.
TO the Ways and Means Committee practically
with the sanction OF the party. The seton OF the
committee will Do very formal. There IL scarcely
any doubt about Mr.. Mills being chairman Of the
committee.
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The Be1t.Line Railway.
A PROPOSED EXTENSION or TEE LINE TO EAST WASH
fNGT0y

The District Commissioners received q visit
from the directors OF the Belt-Line Railway this
forenoon. They had short conference with Com.
missioners Ludlow and Wheatley, after which Mr..
wheatley told STAR reporter that the directors
had called to ascertain II the Commissioners would
favor an extension or expansion OF the Bedtime
Railway into East Washington. He said that the
Commissioners informed the gentlemen that,
should they submit q plan showing where they
wished TO have the tracks laid, the Commissioners
would be pleased TO give the subject careful and
immediate attention.
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Transters Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been flied rs follows: Alice
n Ofterdinger 10 W. II. Michael, pts Z and D. So
759; 81, 500. Peter Mclntire 10 L. A. Lttlefieid,
pt. l3I. 50. "A, West Washington; 1900. CATH
rine Page, ct al, TO F. p. shadd. pt 2, block Il,
Bingham; S225. 7. b. Lanston 10 Mary stewart,
pt. ", So. 3r7: sl60 4. Haywood TO Beatte
Lanston, pt. e., SO. 1857; $500 susan A: Miller TO
ID. @. Lewis pit. % and 30, 50. l026; 1900.
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Caution

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Look out for well-dressed man, protesting 70 be
a custom house ofIlcer from the west, and repre-.
senting himself as the bearer Of packages left in
New York for persons TO whom addressed to send
for and pay charges. As special favor ne Will
receive and receipt for sucn charges aud attend 70
che forwarding. An old scheme u the confidence
fraternity. IL r.
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PrRsoNAL-Representativ John R Thomas of
Illinois, and John H. Gear OF Iowa, c. A. Stadler
ana wife Of New York, W. C. Goldman, IT,, OF Bos-
Ton, W. q. q. Ewell Of Brtdgetown, n j., Henry
G. Davis and j. H. Ca.iSher, OF New York, and w.
H. Trip Of Brooklyn, are at the Ebbitt.-Sena-
tors Butler and Hiscock were In New York last
nignt.--Geo. H. Van Week OF Buffalo, and 7. v.
BOynton OF New York, arc at Willard'S---H. D.
Lloyd Of Chicago, and &c. Fraley OF Pennsylvania
are &C tine Rigga--Horace s. Wade OF Boston, Is
at Wclckor's--E 1. Andrews and &. E. Ktm6all
OF New York, are at Wormley'A--F. A. Canchois
and W. L. Paine Of New York, and Robert X Pat
terson OF Philadelphia. are at the Arlington
N. Levine or New York, and r. E. Chapman and
Charles j. Shee Of Philadelphia, are at the Metro
p0itan.-C. G. Brown or New York, Is at the Ma
ttonal--Hon. Charles Tracey, the newly elected
democratic member OF the House from Albany, Is
In the city.
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To Keep Order An,ou,x the
Driven % suicide by Disease.
A .HILADELPHIAN SHOOTS HfMsERF IN BALTIMORE
BARBER-eHOP.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23-This forenoon q man, ap-
pafently twenty-five years Old, and supposed to be
r. y. Askew, rom Philadelphia, snOt himself
through the heart in the water-closet VI barber
sn0p On Baltimore street, where he had been EN-.
pi0yed since Friday last. A note was found on
MIN stating that ne would like the Frankford doc
tors 20 examine his body. he asked iorgiseness
OF iifs Wife, Child and mother He further said in
afhctiOn.
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cred bodies OF the victims OF the W. A. Scholteu
disaster The Rotterdam agent OF the steamer testi
ned that there were PA persons aboard, OF
whom 80 were saved.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-rhe body Of Marcus wasser,
one OF the steerage passengers or the wrecked
steamer w. A. Sch0lten, was recovered to-day OF
Dover.
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A Report erem Paris Shss VI. Rsb0s
W,ll TRY 20 Form n Cabfnes.

PARIS Nov. Gait Is reported that X Ribot,
member OF the chamber OF deputies FOR the depart
mert Of Pas De Calais, Will form a new cabinet,
among the members OF which viii be N. Goblet
and n. peves.
OF the result OF President 0revys efforts 70 form
cabinet, but SAYS lt II impossible not 70 see the
eravley presented by the prolonged uncertainty,
watch olen the chance fof the creation OF dc.
tatorshlp or an outbreak OF disorder.
cosPEsIsa WITH PEkRY.
President 0revy to-day held q corferepce OF eve
hours duration with Nm. Perry an1 kaynaL
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION LfT1GATlon.-Yesterday the
Court In General Term signed the decree ia the
case OF Vim. Clabaugh ct al against Vim. King,
IT,, reversing the decree below, dtsaissng the bill
without prejudice, and assessing hall the costs ON
each gioe. The ORR inal bin, fred June 10, 1850
charges that King ovcrdrew his account In the
ThiFteenth Building Association OF GEORGETOWN,
and asks that he may be required to make good
his Indebtedness. The decree below dismissed the
bill II plaintiffs costa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-23

Mr.. Mar. c. GOODWIN, the popular comedian.
will hold the boards at the National Theater next
week, appearing In new skit called Turned Cp-
and as Mr.. God0htty In "Lend Me Five Sullings."
In the latter Mr. Goodwin Is said TO have made
decided hit.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
ga the MashinEton stock Exchanxe are noted to-day
Y. s. q. coupons, 1865 bid, 1865 asked
Arlington Insurance, 1866. bid. Coiumbi. insSr.
Mo- SS ~ bid lsS asked Potomac In.urance So
bonds. l0l bid. Bank of WashingIon xyS bid
s Sssioaal Mesropohsan Bank, US Sid. is5 asked.
National Bank of the Republic, i52 bid, l6O
ssked chesapeake and PotOnlsc Telephone Co.,
~ bid, 80 asked. Y. 4. Electric Light, 20 bid.
Msshington Light Infantry LIST mortgage bonds.
W, Seh bid Washington 9aslisht Co. bonds l2l
bld. lx;S asked Franklin Insurance Co., AZ ssked.
C0lumbiA Title Insurance Co, 81 bid, 81 asked
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Salisbury Confident 81 the Future.

Salisbury Confident 81 the Future.
uR SAYS nE HAS ENCOURAGING ADvIcEs FROM soor~
LAND.
LoDoN, Nov. 2a--ln q speech az the meeting Of
the national union OF conservatives at OxrUru 10.
day, Lord salisbury said he saw IN the SUCCESS of
the conference the happiest augury for tn Iuture
Information rom scotland moved that Ire
acheme endAnger1ing the integrity 0f the empire.
He acknowledged the generous and unstfpted help
OF the liberal pnionlsts and declared that 50 long
as their support Was assured the country could
rest IN peace save from the assaults OF the party
OF disorder.
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MRS. LOCKWOOD WILL GIT A WIFE FOR HIN-Mrx
Beiva A. Lockwood has received a letter from q
gentleman In Denver, Col, stating that he no
reason why he should not employ an attorney 70
procure wife tor him, and then places his case In
her hands. He states that he Is engaged IN the
banking business, and would, therefore, prefer the
widow OF banker. He then proceeds 70 describe
himself and his financial condition, Temperament
&C., and asks her aid Mrs. lockwood has already
secured the add. ess Of a lady wuom she supposes
will I'LL the bill.
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I'm Their Winter Dress

The WHITE HOUSE FOUNTAINS TRANSFORMED 70
EVERGREEN MOUNDS.
The water In the large fountains In the vicinity
OF the White House has been shut of for the win
ter as usual, and the custom OF rlling the large
basins with dead leaves has been followed
In addition. however, wosknen were to-day
engaged in placing small Norway spruce trees,
growing In boxes vi earth, In symmetrical man.
ner about the fountains. The basins WILL be flied
with evergreen branches on the beds Of leaves SO
that the boxes containing the trvPs Will
quite attractive. instead OF . mass Of fotting
leaves the fountain basins will represent an ever
green mound with spruce trees growing In every
direction. The trees will live through the winter
and will be transplanted In the spring.
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Under DATE OF NOVEMBER IL, 1887, FROM
~ Chillcoths, Ohio. lady, formerly Of this city,
sss sass sess 10 S; i
place: ~ hair e that time was q Bad way fan.
6aldnes. With many miasfvfn9s then BOUGHT the
9r.t butte Of Crystal DtscoysRy. eut % my great
stoppsd falling. md now have an abundance a4Aln
ald IN Rod CONDITION. mot 9fsy hair 70 Be sesn."
guoltcaoon. A NATTAk0, troppf,
u1o 1Ath md l. md I'd and sts. nv,
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Chicng0's Interest in the French Crisis

N. RlBoT'S WIFE WAS A CHICAGO Young LADY.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA particular interest in the
news that NJ. RibOt win PROBABLY form the new
French cabinet is relt In Chicago. 1t arises from
lne Tact mat M kibot married y daughter or the
late Isaac N Burch, OF this city, and was In Chi
cago Dut few months ago 10 settle claim OF
Mi. Burchs second daughter, growing out OF the
famous Burch divorce case.
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rns CAPITAL BICYCLE cLrs ADOPTS a NOVEL NODE
on AnrsnrNf.


fnn CAPITAL BiCYcLE cIcs ADOPTS a NOVEL NODE
on AnrsnENf.
The members q the Capital Hicyc>e club and
few invited guests assembled ut the beautiful club
house on 18th street last night and converted the
place into scene OF merriment that those present.
VIII not soon forget Under the guidance OF ITS
amusement committee the club resolved ftss'f into
. medical cOncress ana listened 70 N cpeeing
speech by gentleman who - closely Nsembled
tpe fretadent as Adonis Dixey ever did Irving.
AooreSeS were MADE on tbs various diseases
wncn human, and especially ucycnng, nesh u
netf to which showed . great deal Of nAtive ned.
cal taent and Provoked uproarioU Applause. OF
espcciai interest were a magnificent coneytton Of
anatomcM specimens each OF which was rsccfvcd
VIA snf1eks Of laughter, and the learned discus
SONS upon the Ind treatment OF hariie-
bore ana asphyxia After the reading OF the
papers the congress attenAed the theatef and VT
nessed performance OF the ghost scene from
"hamleS' that would have tarned Booth ana Bar
re-. green WITH envy. several excellent comic
songs we've sung, ana rendition OF The sle4gh- bell
scene rom The Bells" Was also given 81 MT.
Henry Irvfng. After doing justice 70 primitive
spread the club amused itself with parioe athtesacs
until Q late hour. The club WIN contlnue this
winter the excellent series Of entertainments
which were such q feature In NJ social Linz last
season. AZ the mrs. Of these, which will be given
during Decemovr, Mr.. George KEENAN,, tue cele-
brated Russian writer, will entertain his fellow
CLUB members with an account or his travels In the
Caucasus.
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baltimore Marwers.

BALTIMORE, Nd. November 23.--virsinia skies,
IS; new threes 63ss bid to-day.
BALTIMORE.MD.,N ovembe 23 Cotton steady and
Quet--m1ddung, IuA. Flour firm and ouiet-tIoNard
street and western super, 237a2.75; 40. extra 300
aa60; do family, 3T5s4. 90; city mills super 23S
AZ W: dO. extra 3OUS5.6x; do. lilo brands 1Us4 t
Wheat-southern nrm red S1sS3: amber SsaSS,
western ea der aud active No. winter red spot a4s
80 December. U AaS4,s: January, S0AssS8js May,
81 bid Corn-eouthern steady and firm: white 52aS3
yellow Iao3 western steady Inixed, srot, "a sske
a;l4 Oats steudy and qniet--southern and Penn.
sylvsna 30eoS; western white 34s3o western mi Esd
prime to choice western, 13.00a1o.00. Provisions
i ana clear lib s sss pa aas
6xaSA. Bacon-shonlders. TASK; clear rib sides
oA: hams, l2a12H Lard-renned, &. Butter frmer--
western packed, 1Sa21; creamery, 22a26 Eays firm,
24s25; lined. 11alS. Petroleum stssdy--refned I.
Coffee FIRM and qniet-Rio csrsoes. ordinary to
rsnneH nrT, llssl.. Whisky stecdy. L14sf.i 5.
aoar sra ssr
rels wheat 2:S000 bushels: corn, $4,000 bushels.
oats, 1000 bushels. Shipments-d0uf. 81, $50 bar
rels: wheat 2S.000 bushels corn, 5000 pusbslA.
Saes-wheat a 900 bushels: corn, $1,000 bushels.
Tomorrow tThAnkssivine> there Will be no n.arhet.
Chicago Markets.
stronser~cssh. 73h: December. IS 5.f6;. May.
48b. Oats ar1n-cash. 2SH; December. a7ts: May.
81 Lilo Whisky. l.lO. Pork hrnoJsnusry. H.
May, l4.40. Lard steady-cash, 1o2xi. December,
o.v71: Msy. 7.S5. January short rios. TOO
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Went Down with the SchOlten.
4 SYRACUSE NAN THOUGHT TO HAVE LOST HIS WIPE
AND ElGHT CHILDREN.
SYRACUSE, N. T., Nov. 23.-The wife and eight
Children OF John Frost German OF this city, are
supposed to have sailed on the Inflated Schoiten
for this country, and 1t is feared that they are
among the lost.
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Why Thaaksgivfag was 1svsassA.

yf0O The 2lnoe a1olzs JoufoA-
"Fergy," said MIS-. Montgomery 10 that faf away
tone which Indicated that she was dreaming q
something, awho tnvented Thanksgfving."
"IhatS easy; why, n came from the PQritanS q
course," answered Mr.. Montgomery.
.Thankss1vine wouldn't be Tnanksgiving with
out turkey. would ft'-
Hardy
.'The Paritans didn't love turkeys, cid they,"
u dont Bencve they had any regular Tnsnss.
giving"
"No, I don't think Thanksgiving was IN
vented by some poultry raiser who wanted 70 eee
nd OF bis back number turkeyA-
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MISS MINNIE PALMER, who has not been seen IN
washington In several seasons having been absent
in Europe and Australia, viii appear AT AlDaugh's
next week in "My sweetheart, Ia which she ass
acted here already, and new play called my
Brothers sister,"
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at EnniS ON one charge under the crimes act, but
convicted on anoLner ana sentenced TO q months
imprisonment, has Deen secretly removed from the
JAN al Limerick TO Tullamore prison.
To Keep Order Among the Crofsers.
LONDON, Nov. GA force OF sixty marines have
Started Tor the Isle Of Lewis to maintain order
among the crOrlers there.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAG.
NcVg York StOck Market.
The following are the 0Iening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market A. reported by special
wire to Cors0n Mccartney, lAlY street,
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
E,oR sALE-AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE

Of Hor ssa G
can trot day better than 23o and are one Of tie
one horse are aiday rosdstrrs and can be driven at
sSR 'PssSs
as NV
the Hss dispose &c
'''''" A''e'' " 'pp1WsiHassH Majors sTABLts
Ask for W. REHAN. II.
sksIx E.NE as sEIIEE Rg Ses Jye
EOR sALE-A- HANDSOME PAIR OF BAY HORSES;
ssSS's Inquire Of T. l. iaFFfkr7 Hay sc'Is: iS'h
.iso s s1o ssd aP SSsis' Mars: DixRs ST.
I5OR sALF-JUMP-sEAT CARRYAfI. HORSE,
Il harness, and robe all in frst-class condition; will
exchange them for groceries type writer piano.
e
sss 81 sARy sSkhp
EoR sALE-PRIcE sl,155. GLASS FRONT Ian.
at ss , e,es 3. M s
chusetts ave. n22-4ts
EoR SALE
Beautiful Upright and Square Pianos some but little
ly payments to suit.
Masniassn, Upright. only s ss5o: cost s4oo
sE1ehanains speciality. Highest value allowed for
Square Pianos in exchange for new Uprights Terms
TO suit for balance
THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs
n23 422 9th st.
Fig located elegantly eomps.s.
on prominent street now dong paying business;
ENOR sALE--A FINE JET BLACK HORSE SUIT
Can e sSs
at NV. n22.so3ts
years old not AFRAID Of anything Family Carriage
ins sH s,ass l'aSnt city Seen At 49WS
nor SALE--A GOOD SECONDHAND BROUaHAM,
hins 4: 5oSSEs S: :ss ss.s;y
E0R sALE-A FIRST CLASS SECONDHAND
,S % in .5a o =,
owner LEAVING tie ctv Can be seen =. I q tn
Carriage tsc,ory corner 18th and SITS. NV. n2!3t
E0R sALE,25 SHARES FRANKLIN ms.
Il Stock. at $4l5O Per share; ,
na2-1w '" ~ 1915 St
EOk sALE-CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK STOCK,
L small block Of i've 'A.fej FRAME H. rr1orzr.
h21-3t 20 Kellogg Building. 1916 + st.
EOR SALE : NEW. CLEAN LIvE-PICKED BED
nSny X& Sres z %s
LOR SALE-A NICE PONY, WITH HARNESS,
Il Robe, Blanket, &c. Also beautiful Pony Phaeton
nearly new. Price only Sl15. MOUNT VEnNON
STABLE, 18th. between NJ aud N sits. NV n2I-3ts
EoR ACKNOWLEDGING sEvEN-O c fAyE
E.AFo b 81 51sf sss p.nnsyvani. ave.
n2l-N Sole AGENT for Steinwsy Pianos
E0R SALE-s1x REMARKABLY FINE GENUINE
IL st. Bernard" pups: fancy coiors; sired by our
JACOB BROTHERS,
n2l.0t 1879 fenna. ave-
IrOR sALE-BREwSTER LANDAU, MOROCCO.
IL lined IN good order and handsome. Can I've seen In
st able OF 1913 18th st. NV. Very very chesp:
halt its value made for present owner n21-6t'
NOR SALE-MrLK BUSINESS CONSISTING OF
l. nine lows Wagon. aud AL utensils tor carrying on
same. Address j. j. BARRY,
n21-3t' 4th and sts n w.
E0R sALE-ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES PARTON,
tue celebrated historian and b00raphof. says shat
IN every house where there splaced of AppetOns
Cyclopedte Ii like sending the whole family to COL
iese This work. all the volumes. be obtained at
S1cs on small monthly payments by addressing Boz
l2S. star ONCE. nIyto27
IC0R sAIE-AUCTION COMBINATION SALE
l. STANDARD THOTTINQ STOCK
DRIVING HORSES BROOD MARES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-23

INDICTED IN Pension fraud CAsR.-The Pen
sion Bureau IS informed that Vim. Mears, post
master At Pacatalico, W. Va, and notary public
practicing before the bureau, has been indicted by
the United States grand jury at Charlestown, W.
va, on the charge Of having assisted In the
making or false ana fraudulent af1dAvit and
voucher In Q pension claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-23

AUCTION SALE or A HoUsE--Tnos Dowline, auc.
tioneer. sold yesterday, at pubic sale, the three-
story brick house $50 18th street. the west Side
OF FarraguI square, To Mrs = l. Ashford. fol
3l4,3OO The size OF the lot Is 20xs2 feet